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Tesco breached the covenant restricting underletting by granting the Underlease without consent Magspeed accepted the Underlease knowing of the breach and unlawfully interfered with

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In Ansa Logistics Ltd v Towerbeg Ltd the tenant was applying for a declaration that the landlord was unreasonably withholding its consent to a proposed underletting

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In our view the Landlord and Tenant Act 1988 does not imply a term that a tenant may assign or sub let and the Act only applies if there is a term allowing assignment with the landlord s

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In this case the tenant owned a number of properties with a lease term of 999 years contained in an apartment block The landlord refused consent on three grounds

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We are providing an answer to the question is it reasonable or unreasonable to need a landlord s consent to assign a lease The question of whether a landlord is being reasonable is subjective and

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The Court of Appeal found recently found in favour of a landlord who appealed a High Court ruling that they acted unreasonably in withholding consent to assign a lease because one of their three reasons

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It is very unusual to have a commercial lease which gives the tenant free reign to assign underlet charge or part with possession of its lease without first getting the consent of its landlord

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That was the conclusion of the Court of Appeal on a case about the interpretation of a covenant which set out the conditions on which a tenant could assign or underlet the property

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On the tenant seeking consent to assign the landlord refuses on the well reasoned ground that the tenant would be unable to pay the rent but also refuses on the unreasonable ground that his costs